The options standing before you are ridiculous and almost depressing as you have absolutely no clue what it is you are looking for or looking at. When it comes to understanding the ins and outs of digital music players it is much like the first time that you went to purchase a computer and all of the terms in front of you were brand new. Now, it is time for you to be able to make a choice. Do you want a player with flash drive memory or had drive memory … better yet … do you even know what this stuff means?
Right off of the bat understand this, whenever you see the words “flash drive” just assume that you are getting something without very much space to store songs. In essence, “flash drive” is about the same thing as storing files on a floppy disc in comparison to storing files on a compact disc, the storage space is immensely different. You aren’t getting the same amount of space, but you are getting a much cheaper player. You ask other than saving a few dollars, is there a benefit to having a flash drive music player?
The first, and most common, reason for someone to want a flash drive player instead of a hard drive player is that it is a lot less bulky, meaning that it is a lot less likely to break during a mid-morning jog. While Apple has the iPod Video and other massive iPod hard drive options, they also see the need to be here with versions like the Nano, Mini, or Shuffle. Many people like a player to use while they jog and that player must be durable as all flash drive players tend to be.
Next, most flash drive players have added benefits like a stopwatch or FM tuner included with the player. These things may not be needed when you have a hard drive player that you listen to in the comfort of your car or home, but can be a great benefit to the jogger or runner in you or in your life! With these extra benefits the price starts to look really good as most flash drive players come in for around $90 to $120 cheaper than their hard drive counterparts!
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